In his Gospel, St. John, through long and deep contemplatio… - John the Evangelist

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In his Gospel, St. John, through long and deep contemplation, acknowledges Jesus to be the Logos of God. In his epistles he points entirely away from himself toward Christ. Finally, in the Apocalypse, in the vision of the Lamb of God, Old and New Testaments are united, and the whole drama of salvation is summed up.

John the Evangelist

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John the Evangelist (c. AD 6–9 - c. AD 100), a disciple of Jesus, is traditionally accounted as author of five books of the New Testament.

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Alternative Names: St John the Evangelist • Saint John the Evangelist • St. John the Evangelist • John

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This means everlasting life, their coming to know you, the only true God, and the one whom you sent, Jesus Christ.

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